On the main concourse, fans could have their names written in custom Chinese calligraphy and enjoy nian gao desserts, also known as Chinese New Year rice cake. Before the game, Silver stepped into ...

Deep-fried Lobster with Carrot Cake and Special ... Snow Pear and Deep-fried Nian Gao with Sweet Potato and Yam wrapped up our meal. Grand Imperial’s Chinese New Year set menus are available ...

It's the Year of the Snake! Lunar New Year — or as it's commonly referred to, Chinese New Year — begins on January 29, bringing an opportunity to commit to new goals and personal improvement — and a ...

This is why Chinese people refer to celebrating Chinese New Year as Guo Nian, which originally meant conquering the ... so people in the past would throw rice or cake at the corners of their floor for ...

This sponge cake is made with a simple mixture ... texture makes them an essential treat for Chinese New Year. The word "nian" means "year", while "gao" sounds like "tall" or "growth", symbolising ...

But KL is home to many different cafes which are more than just your usual coffee-and-cake destinations. Below are a few unique cafes in KL that might spark your fancy. If you’re looking to transport ...